Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-29
CITY AND DISTRICT.

49,
THE KuRCRENBAU.RAZ
scenes Of the Opening Nighs-A Pretty
SIGHT NJ Masonic Temple.
..,rchenbau- Bazar- means literally the achurch-
pElIilg fair" which, OF course, In turn, means
N the festival now In progress &C Masonic Tenn
pie Is held for che purpose Of raising a sum of
m ~ 20 serve as the foundation OF a building
funi for the First Reformed Trinity church. For
twenty years, the anniversary OF the organization
OF the church being celebrated next Sunday a
week, the congregation have met and worshiped
In a small modern structure at the corner OF 9Th
an ~ streets northwest There are at present
over one hundred and nifty communicates repre-
sentlny about sixty families, and the building Is
now far too small for the purpose. In consequence
OF the energy and enthusiasm OF the pastor, Rev.
MT. klterich, and many assistants, Masonic Tenn
pie has been transformed into Q tasteful harmony
q colors and furnished with every means OF draw
Ing money from both reluctant and willing purses
Kind friends have contributed articles for sale and
use, until the success OF the bazaar Is dependent
only upon the many young ladies' whose smiles
and pretty faces VIII nightly win the generosity OF
the visitors.
cPRNKp By COMMISSIONER WEBB.
The bazaar was opened last night by Com
missioner webb, who, In q few words, gave
expression 70 his sympathy with such a work. Mr..
that he would address the assemblage but he ex-
cused himself on the plea that as he was TO speak
on Thursday evening he would not be so unfair
that they were more anxious 70 sell than to listen
% speeches A Enthusiastically arrayed band of
musicians occupied the gallery and gave forth
Large crowd OF visitors who were ascending the
stairs In constant stream. Directly under the
gallery Is the Happy Go-Lucky" booth at which
number OF lusty lunged churchmen peddle paddles
which are '.sure TO win" some one OF the many
useful and ornamental articles that line the
shelves behind them. shooting gallery. a flsh
pond q flower stand, a Rebecca's well, and six
booths NIL the hall, forming charming picture OF
around In quest OF their legitimate prey, the un-
wary buyer and added TO their list of votes for
the various articles that have been given for cola
petition, fun list OF which was printed In THE
STAR OF yesterday. The central figure is an enor-
nous pile OF sacks OF flour, donated by Messr Gait
began n waltz and IN few minutes the floor was
a mass OF whirling dancers This continued until
o late hour
THE PROGRAM.
The fair VIII continue until the 7th of-December
and the various events have been assigned as fol-
lows: Tuesday evening, the Washington Manner
shOr and the Butchers Benevolent Association
Will pay a visit; on Wednesday, the Schwartzerit-
ter will attend, on Thursday, on the occasion OF
the visit OF the Scheuzen-verein and the Light In
fantry. Mr.. Wolf will make address, and IL Is
probable that several OF the assistants In the fair
viii render a musical entertainment; on Friday,
the Union veterans, list Co., and the Knights OF
Pythias pay their respects and surplus wealth; on
saturday, the Washington Continentals and the
Bakers Benevolent Association will make a visit
and the Rev. Louis H. schneider who is ably assist
Ing MT. Eterick In the management OF the bazaar,
viii address the company; on Monday, the Wash
ingtOn Continentals, the German Free MaSOns, and
the Sangerbund will lend their aid; on Tuesday,
Old Guard, and the German Odd Fellows; the bazar
viii be closed Wednesday night, when the awards
OF the prizes VIII be made.
WHO ARE IN CHARGE.
The various departments OF the fair and
those IN charge are follows: Restaurant
Louis Schmidt, pres. Chas. Schroth, c. A. Sautter
Dining rOOm-Mrs. Weibegahl. pres; Mrs F. Sell
hansen. Mrs. kubler, Mrs. Jordan, Mrs X. Baker,
bode Mis- Babette Krait MIS- Wnnie Sailbans Sen
Miss Mary Heiser, Miss Clara Sellhausen, Miss En-
ma Piatz, Miss Freda Sellner, Miss Lulu Appich.
Emma Ho1ner MIS- Pauline RIss mms
Herbert, Miss May Holland Miss Mamie Spengler
Miss Annie Herbert, Miss Rebecca Feed, Miss la
Mccormick. Go-Lucky Stand-C. o. Brill pres;
NhaS schruth. cashier; Geo. c. W1ker, Freddy
volgt sam Gregory, Henry Kronheimer, Andrew
Lena Sievers. Miss Olga Selihausen. Cigar Stand
n,s Ina pres p MIS- Bnndine Lutz Miss An
pres Miss Elsie Elterich, Miss Auglste Bergman
Miss Elfrieie sellhausen, Miss Mary Spengler Miss
Schmidt- Grocery StaDd-John Hockemeier, pres.
Fritz Herbert Wind Mill-Edward Kolb, pres; Ru-
dolph keh OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. David voliand,
Auguste streb. shooting Gallery-Wm. +. Lutz,
yres; Ferdinand volland. Perfumery stand
stand No. Mrs Muehleisen, president: Mr.. l.
schmidt, Miss Preinhert, Miss Menhorn, Miss Gies-
lerMrs. Andrew Loeff1er Miss Killer Miss l. Rupert
Miss kilian, Miss Roberts. Fancy stand No D
Ms. A p. sellhailsen, president; Mrs Paul Heiser
Miss Brodrecht, Miss Lizzie Bergman, Mrs. August
Slevers, Miss Emma Plugge, Miss Toni Neuhaus,
Miss Josephine Neuhaus. Fancy stand No 81
MS L. A. Sautter, president; Mrs. W. l. Elterich
MISS Mamie HelmuS, Miss Annie Griesbauer Miss
louise Griesbauer, Mrs. Widmaier Miss Susie
krank. Miss Katie Schwab, Miss Eva Schwab Miss
Elsa Dern- Fancy stand No. Mrs. H. c. Berg
man, president: MIS-. Henry Schroth, Mrs. Peters,
Miss Minnie Gerhard, Mrs. Eberly, Miss Mary
SchrOth. Miss Helen ROeben